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"I'm honestly struggling to understand the point of this book + hoping that because it's a series, there MUST be something redemptive here...but at 46% I'm close to DNFing this one." — Apr 11, 2026 04:25AM
"I'm honestly struggling to understand the point of this book + hoping that because it's a series, there MUST be something redemptive here...but at 46% I'm close to DNFing this one." — Apr 11, 2026 04:25AM
“One of sour, two of sweet, three of strong and four of weak. It’s not alchemy, it’s just lime juice, sugar, rum and water.”
― The Fatal Flying Affair
― The Fatal Flying Affair
“Stories are just like people. If you don’t approach them with an open mind and a healthy dose of respect, they won’t reveal their hidden selves to you. In that event, you’ll miss out on what they have to offer. You’ll walk through life an empty husk instead of a vibrant kaleidoscope of passion, wisdom, and experience.”
― The Secret, Book & Scone Society
― The Secret, Book & Scone Society
“while Mom hooked her arm through his. People needed to stop doing that. It was like a barrel of monkeys epidemic in this place, all the couples connected at the elbow. Seriously.”
― Chocolate Hearts and Murder
― Chocolate Hearts and Murder
“He had come to some somber conclusions about Russia, he added. “At the top there appears to be a personal struggle in which the foulest means are used by power-hungry individuals acting from purely selfish motives. At the bottom there seems to be complete suppression of the individual and freedom of speech. One wonders whether life is worth living under such conditions.” Perversely, when the FBI later compiled a secret dossier on Einstein during the Red Scare of the 1950s, one piece of evidence cited against him was that he had supported, rather than rejected, the invitation to be active in this world congress.71 One”
― Einstein: His Life and Universe
― Einstein: His Life and Universe
“Here, indeed, was a formidable sentence—one that was on intimate terms with the comma, and that held the period in healthy disregard.”
― A Gentleman in Moscow
― A Gentleman in Moscow
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